For Linux, I might do this something like so (using bash extensions, so invoked using a #!/bin/bash shebang, or piping the script over stdin to an interpreter invoked as ssh "$hostname" bash <<'EOF'): internet_address=8.8.8.8 # read data for the NIC used to route here dev_re='dev ([^[:space:]]+)($|[[:space:]])' read default_route < <(ip...

WOOOOO I got it working! So what I did (and I have no idea why this works) is I just created a new Class that establishes the SSH connection with JSCH. I then put all the fun SQL stuff in another. From my dashboard gui under the connect event handler...

SSH logins can be passwordless with the use of key authentication. Arch has a great documentation page on how to set it up, with steps that should work on most ditributions: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_keys It boils down to these basic steps (details in linked document): Generate keypair Copy public key to authorized...

This should probably be posted to Superuser rather than Stackoverflow. However, there is a distinction between openssh-server and the SSH client. The latter is included with Ubuntu by default, the server may not be. If you want to connect to an SSH Server, you do not need openssh-server to be...

You cannot simply "continue" some script you started by opening a ssh connection on the remote side. Those are two completely separate processes. What you can do is push a local script into a remote shell you initiate by opening the ssh connection: ssh [email protected] 'bash -s' < local_script.sh This...

Shell sessions use pseudo-TTYs, so the remote end thinks there is a real terminal. You're probably better off trying to use exec() if at all possible, otherwise just use a simple regexp to remove all of the escape sequences from the output.

For anyone interested, I was able to get the read command to work for user input by doing a few things: (1) Putting it within an -re $prompt block instead of appending send -- "$commands\r" after the password entry. (2) Hard coding the commands into the script rather than passing...

I think i found a way to do this. I use a little help from plink.exe from putty site. Just need to download it and place it on your window local drive. Use pipe command from R and send the "cat" command to Raspberry Pi with the help of plink.exe...

"The new key was accepted"? Have you verified that the private key on Host and the public key on Guest paired? If the key was accepted, no password prompt should pop up. To verify your private/public keys: Locate your private key on Host OS(IdentityFile for vagrant): vagrant ssh-config Generate public...

You could try using a key with no password, or make sure that if your user password and the key's passphrase are different that you are using the correct one. The first prompt is for your user account, [email protected]_adress, and the second is for the passphrase assigned to /home/nick_name/.ssh/id_rsa.

This can actually be simplified if all you need to do is tunnel MySQL connections from inside your application. The mysql2 module has (better) support for passing a custom stream to use as the database connection, this means you do not have to start a local TCP server and listen...

SSH into your server and run which wp or find /home/yourusername/ -name 'wp' to find out where wp-cli is located. Let's say wp-cli is located under your home path in bin folder, then you would add run "cd #{release_path} && /home/yourusername/bin/wp --version". I hope this helps....

A generalized idea can be having a procedure to spawn the ssh and close the connection which will maintain the connections local to the scope, so that global spawn_id won't get affected at all. #!/usr/bin/expect proc isHostAlive {host user pwd} { # We escaped the `$` symbol with backslash to...

You can use the program 'screen' for that. ssh [email protected] screen # startProgramYouWant CTRL-A+D # now you are in nomal shell and can exit your ssh session # ... later ssh [email protected] screen -r # now you are in your earlier screen session ...

I found the issue, it turns out that I had to download the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) and replace the files with the ones that exist in the security folder in the following path: C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\lib\security\ Hope this will help whoever has the same issue....

In your console output I see the following error: Could not parse PKey: no start line I also see you are running rhc on a Windows machine. What version of Ruby do you have installed? I was getting that same error message when trying to use rhc with the latest...

You do not consume the data from the stream, so it accumulates. See how the ShellStream.DataReceived event is implemented: private void Channel_DataReceived(object sender, ChannelDataEventArgs e) { lock (this._incoming) { // this is where the memory "leaks" as the _incoming is never consumed foreach (var b in e.Data) this._incoming.Enqueue(b); } if...

Every time you call new FileOutputStream, you are overwriting the file. So you definitely should not be calling it for every command, as that would result in a file which contains only the output of the last command executed. A FileOutputStream should almost always be wrapped in a BufferedOutputStream, as...

It should in principle work, but you need to make sure port 2222 is open to outside world on your host machine. Another option would be switching to using public_network on vagrant machine, but that will cancel all the homestead forwarded ports.

You can drop directly into a running container with: $ docker exec -it myContainer /bin/bash You can get a shell on a container that is not running with: $ docker run -it myContainer /bin/bash This is the preferred method of getting a shell on a container. Running an SSH server...

I you have /proc mounted and bash and readlink both installed, You can write a small bash script that parses /proc/net/tcp, and scan /proc/*/fd/ to find the corresponding socket. I'm not so familiar with embedded linux, but if you cannot find readlink, it may be included in busybox. /proc/net/tcp is...

A simplistic answer, but I would guess that Capistrano is picking up the wrong key. I'd suggest that you check the default ssh key for the deployment user. So, if capistrano is set to log into the server using deployuser, see what key deployuser picks up. It can be helpful...

Delete "known_hosts" and log in again. It will ask you to reconfirm. Or just remove line 15 using a text editor. This type of problem occurs when the host is re-keyed (as in when a new OS may be loaded or when the server admin decides it's time to generate...

You cannot provide a password using WinSCP. Read about technical limitations of WinSCP when executing remote commands. The only option is to allow the user to execute your command without providing the password. For a general advice, see How do I change user after login (e.g. su root)? The article...

I see two possible solutions to your problem: Switch to the non-container based infrastructure of Travis-CI, by adding sudo: true in your .travis file, so you will be able to install the package you need. Ask for the addition of sshpass in the package white list. Request can be done...

On github.com there are two branches (in addition to the master branch) - 1.0 and 2.0. 2.0 is namespaced so to call that you'd need to do \phpseclib\Net\SSH2. If you downloaded the zip file from phpseclib.sourceforge.net then you're running the 1.0 branch. If that's what you're running you'll need to...

Assuming your remote is called origin, run git remote set-url origin https://... git remote set-url --push origin https://... You can view the configured remotes with git remote -v, which should now show your updated URLs. See the documentation for git-remote for more details....

the short answer is no. you cannot view the files in the AWS console. depending on the instance type, if it's EBS backed you may be able to snapshot the volume and start the machine with a new SSH key pair you do have access to.

(Replace <your_user_name> with your user name.) #!/bin/bash ssh <your_user_name>@stuff$1.stuff.com The $1 is the first parameter given, so if this was named easyssh.sh and you needed to get to 014 do ./easyssh.sh 014 To make this even better add it to a folder on your PATH (or add the directory to...

If you are working in a network where the connection might be lost 'during' execution of a play/task then I'm not sure if (read: I don't think) ansible saves the context of execution so often as to recover from such issues. If your network is bad, you should fix that....

After doing a lot of research, I figured that to be able to have an SSH connection with Netbackup, you have to create a local user with access to bash shell, then allow root access to this user, since the netbackup commnands require you to be a superuser. Then, you...

It's been a few months since I used cygwin, but I recall having issues when using msysgit with cygwin. I preferred using the git version packaged for cygwin. I think the simpler solution would be to rsync (or your preferred method of copying) the directory that contains your working directory...

sshd of course is configurable, and can be made to listen on different ports. These discuss it at length: Change the default SSH port Getting SSH to listen to different ports on different interfaces The underlying issue is what would one do with this. That has been asked before, with...

You are connecting to the wrong destination address. The command should be ssh [email protected] -p36428 Notice the different hostname (ie 0.tcp.ngrok.io instead of ngrok.com). And generally you would want to put the [email protected] after all the options (eg -p36428), even though it doesn't generally cause any issues....

If you'd like to create a project on a Gitlab server for automation purposes, I would recommend using their REST API which allows you to perform various actions on the Gitlab platform. Among them, it is possible to create a project owned by the authenticated user, or to create a...

It sounds like your requirements are going to need either a uPNP solution or tunnelling solution to get through your firewall. The following link discusses reverse SSH tunneling as one part of this solution. http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/46235/how-does-reverse-ssh-tunneling-work...

Your config file has the same name in both Host: "bitbucket.org". You need to give a different name to each one, and then adjust your git remote url accordingly. For example: Host bitbucket.org User git Hostname bitbucket.org PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile ~/.ssh/myaccount1 Host othername User git Hostname bitbucket.org PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile...

Your solution is correct, use execute to run task programmatically. The error TypeError: hostname() takes no arguments (1 given) means your function does not accept argument, which is my_env. Just modify to: def hostname(my_env): return run('hostname') And it will work....

If you can't find the public key that corresponds to your current .pem file, just generate a new key pair, and add that public key to your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file! You could use AWS to generate the new key pair, or check out these popular instructions from GitHub: help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys.

Seems like the issue is not really solved (I too downloaded latest zip), so you'll have to fix it yourself in your paramiko installation files: So, edit your ${PYTHON_FOLDER}\build\bdist.win32\egg\paramiko\_winapi.py and at lines 222 and 223 simply replace descriptor by value....

The answer is related user permission issue. I need to set the correct folder permission for current user. For the git sudo issue, the answer can be found in below link: https://help.github.com/articles/error-permission-denied-publickey/#should-the-sudo-command-be-used-with-git Thanks Chris for looking into this question....

You can define an alias (and this is one of the rare exceptions where an alias—instead of a function—is OK). alias ssh=/usr/bin/ssh I am assuming that simply uninstalling /usr/local/bin/ssh is not an option....

It depends on what your local OS is. If your local OS is Unix-like, then try: scp [email protected]:/remote/dir/file.txt /local/dir/ If your local OS is Windows ,then you should use pscp.exe utility. For example, below command will download file.txt from remote to D: disk of local machine. pscp.exe [email protected]:/remote/dir/file.txt d:\ It...

It seems that you need to create your key first in the AWS console, this will allow you to download the correct file app.pem which you add to .ssh folder (Mac). You can then resign the new key by doing eb ssh --setup. WARNING This deletes all instances and recreates!...

As I wrote up above, but wanted to clarify further: When connecting to an SSH server on your home network from an external IP (Say if you are at Starbucks or something) there are 4 components to be aware of: Your SSH Client, which is the laptop you are working....

For anyone who stumbles upon this in the future, I've come up with a solution for my particular case where the ssh process is hanging vim: I disable the ControlPersist option, but only for git commands run inside vim via fugitive by setting the following option in my .vimrc: let...

Unfortunatly no any one has tried to reply; I found the solution. The solution is based on the HTTP 1.1 CONNECT command and doesn't support direct tunnel. On the Java client // Install the all-trusting trust manager final SSLContext sc = SSLContext.getInstance("SSL"); sc.init(null, trustAllCerts, new java.security.SecureRandom()); JSch jsch = new...

You need to add only the public keys under your github account. Set the remote url to ssh protocol if its not set already: git remote set-url origin <url> Try to do any remote operation like: git fetch --all --prune git pull If the ssh is not set correctly...

The command should be passed to ssh after hostname separated by space not colon, like this: ssh -i /root/.ssh/pem_file [email protected][host_ip] /home/user/folder1/java -cp jar1.jar -a option1 -e [email protected] -f TextFile.txt If you have parts in the command that could be parsed by your local shell before sent to remote host (for...

A SshCommand in SSH.net contains the properties Result and Error for responses. I guess your CommandList is just a List ? After running your command you should be able to retrieve your result from the 2 properties.

You are using HTTPS protocol instead of SSH. Change url of the repository to [email protected]:fifiteen82726/MFA.git Ex. command git remote set-url origin [email protected]:fifiteen82726/MFA.git Here's the GitHub help page describing how to get addresses for different protocols https://help.github.com/articles/which-remote-url-should-i-use/...

From the git(1) man page: GIT_SSH If this environment variable is set then git fetch and git push will use this command instead of ssh when they need to connect to a remote system. The $GIT_SSH command will be given exactly two or four arguments: the [email protected] (or just host)...

Have you run the ssh -T [email protected] command on the remote server, and confirmed it there? I've just checked a Linux server I deploy onto with Capistrano, and bitbucket.org is listed in the deploying user's .ssh/known_hosts files (it's hashed, but ssh-keygen -F bitbucket.org shows it). Capistrano SSHes into the remote...

The "exec" channel on Brocade SSH server seems to be implemented to support scp command only. So you cannot use your code with SSHClient.exec_command. As you claim to be able to "SSH" to the switch, it seems that a "shell" channel is fully working. You should be able to use...

You can download the logs using tail logs or full logs option in the console http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.loggingS3.title.html The above will get you the default set of log files from the instance. If you want to get your files from one of the non-default locations you will need to update your environment...

By setting the stty cols to 200 and rows to 100 i was able to receive output: By adding the following after the spawn ssh and login, but before any other commands: expect "$ " send "stty cols 200\r" expect "$ " send "stty rows 100\r" ...

A plain ssh command like that does not have a tty (terminal). Use the -t option to force ssh to open the terminal on its way in. From the manual: -t Force pseudo-tty allocation. This can be used to execute arbitrary screen-based programs on a remote machine, which can be...

I think that using OpenVPN would be a easy way to tunnel to the device. You can cross compile it and set it up as a client on the embedded device. Then you install it on your Linux box and set it up as a server. Finally you install it...

You're very close. However, batch has some nuances that may seem counterintuitive to people used to *nix shell scripting. Variables need to be set with the set command, and there can't be spaces on either side of the = sign. This is because you are allowed to include spaces in...

It is randomly assigned as in most client/server systems over TCP. Were it not, you would not be able to open multiple SSH connections from the same client IP address, as the connections would be indistinguishable on IP protocol level. The client port number is the only piece that makes...

Here are a couple of suggestions: Make sure that the environment variable HOME is set to C:\Users\MyUser when you are running the berks command. Use a full path for the private key Host mycompany HostName bitbucket.org IdentityFile /C/User/MyUser/.ssh/mykey.ppk try and use rsa keys instead of private putty keys (ppk) ssh-keygen...

If you want to run the command on the remote server, then you need to put them on the end of the SSH command. Your script at the moment is using SSH to connect to the remote server but then just giving you an interactive shell on there. You need...

The session continues and I am able to connect to the remote server. Is the connection still secure? Yes. OpenSSL is known as FIPS Capable. The FIPS Capable version of the library can use validated cryptography. If FIPS_mode_set is not called, then the module is using non-validated cryptography. If...

You can use it with ssh and heredoc like this: ssh -t -t [email protected]<<'EOF' sed 's~out_prefix=orderid ^2\\\\d\\+ updatemtnotif/~out_prefix=orderid ^2\\\\d\\+ updatemtnotif_fr/~' ~/path/to/file exit EOF PS: It is important to quote the 'EOF' as shown....

Reason for this issue was that I haven't set the kubernetes_master environment variable properly. As there is a ssh tunnel between the kubectl client and API, kubernetes master environment variable should be set to localhost.

The problem seems to be that ssh can't find the corkscrew executable. I double-checked my local ~/.ssh/config file, and I use the full path to the corkscrew executable in there: Host * ProxyCommand /usr/local/bin/corkscrew <server> 8088 %h %p ~/.ssh/proxyauth (Since I'm on OS X and have installed corkscrew through Homebrew,...

When creating a Compute Engine VM instance you will need to specify a machine type. There is no way to specify amount of CPU and memory. However, you can select a machine type which will be close to your hardware requirements. For the persistent disk, using the gcloud command tool...

I can access from command line tools to my repo... Why Android Studio cant? You can try to specify the full path to Android Studio: :ssh:[email protected]:/home/git/straff I am using password auth for it. That means the ssh connection doesn't use a private/public (~/.ssh/id_rsa(.pub)) key. A good tutorial to follow...

The Host entry is a pattern that is matched to what host you request when looking for keys. Then, HostName is what host is actually logged into, and defaults to the value for Host. So, you could say: Host gitlab.host1.com User user1 IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_1 You could also specify gitlab.host1.com-user1 as...

My mistake was taking the contents of .bash_profile and using that to set up keychain from my exec. What I needed to do was: . $HOME/.keychain/$HOSTNAME-sh; git pull I found this out by looking up examples of how to use keychain with bash scripts....